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Dishonor
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DishonorA refusal to pay.
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Pay
Money earned by employees for work performed, in the form of wages or salary.
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Discretionary order
A type of buy order or sell order that gives the broker the freedom and power to make the execution at any time and price that is seen fit and reasonable, given the investor's goals.
Discretionary proposition
A proposal on a proxy card that brokers can cast in favor of management if they have not yet heard from the beneficial holder ten days before the annual meeting.
Discretionary reserves
Balance sheet accounts representing temporary accumulations of earnings from the current year or the recent past.
Discretionary trust
1) In the context of mutual funds, refers to a mutual fund or unit trust whose management decides on the best way to use the assets without restriction to a specific type of security. 2) In the context of trusts, refers to a personal trust in which a trustee has the power of decision as to how much income or principal each beneficiary receives.
Discriminate analysis
A statistical process that links the probability of default to a specified set of financial ratios.
Dishonor
Disinflation
A decrease in the rate of inflation.
Disintermediation
Withdrawal of funds from a financial institution in order to invest them directly.
Disinvestment
A reduction in capital investment reflected by a decrease in capital goods and a company's decision not to replace depleted capital goods.
Disorderly market
A characterization of market conditions whereby there is excessive volatility at a time when there is no news. The volatility is often caused by order imbalances.
Disposable income
The amount of personal income an individual has after taxes and government fees, which can be spent on necessities, or non-essentials, or be saved.
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Pay
Money earned by employees for work performed, in the form of wages or salary.
SIMILAR TERMS--------------------------------------
PREVIOUS AND NEXT TERMS--------------------------------------
Discretionary order
A type of buy order or sell order that gives the broker the freedom and power to make the execution at any time and price that is seen fit and reasonable, given the investor's goals.
Discretionary proposition
A proposal on a proxy card that brokers can cast in favor of management if they have not yet heard from the beneficial holder ten days before the annual meeting.
Discretionary reserves
Balance sheet accounts representing temporary accumulations of earnings from the current year or the recent past.
Discretionary trust
1) In the context of mutual funds, refers to a mutual fund or unit trust whose management decides on the best way to use the assets without restriction to a specific type of security. 2) In the context of trusts, refers to a personal trust in which a trustee has the power of decision as to how much income or principal each beneficiary receives.
Discriminate analysis
A statistical process that links the probability of default to a specified set of financial ratios.
Dishonor
Disinflation
A decrease in the rate of inflation.
Disintermediation
Withdrawal of funds from a financial institution in order to invest them directly.
Disinvestment
A reduction in capital investment reflected by a decrease in capital goods and a company's decision not to replace depleted capital goods.
Disorderly market
A characterization of market conditions whereby there is excessive volatility at a time when there is no news. The volatility is often caused by order imbalances.
Disposable income
The amount of personal income an individual has after taxes and government fees, which can be spent on necessities, or non-essentials, or be saved.
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